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IPL teams don’t need trophies to be rich, just good branding & loyal fans! 1. CSK – ₹1,055 Cr (Thala supremacy) 2. MI – ₹1,029 Cr (5 trophies + Ambani flex) 3. RCB – ₹1,012 Cr (Trophy: 0, Hype: 100) 4. KKR – ₹943 Cr (SRK effect working) 5. SRH

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Purso Ji

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in cricket good branding and previous fan loyalty means all time success but in startups we have to do innovation continuously as Competition raises day by day......

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